[cancercured] Re: Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Elliot

Have you talked to the doctor, who originally did the work since your
salivary glands are starting to get dry? I would do that first.

There is plenty of hope. Ayurveda recommends eating a 1-inch piece of
fresh ginger with a few drops of lemon juice and a few pinches of
salt on it before a full meal. This activates the salivary glands
so the body can digest the food and absorb the nutrients.

Another thing to try is to make a "masala" and serve it with your
regular food. This is done by sauteing onions, garlic and ginger and
turmeric in ghee, olive oil or coconut oil. You can also add
different herbs according to your dosha. I do not know you
personally so do not know your dosha.

GB

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "breathedeepnow" <aug20@...>
wrote:
>
> It appears I may be the victim of yet another lying radiologist.
One
> of my MOST IMPORTANT criteria for agreeing to low-grade radiation
> treatment was that it would NOT affect my salivary glands. I must
> have discussed that concern with the radiologist 10 times before
and
> during the treatments.
>
> The radiation was done in September of 2006, I think, and I am only
> just now experiencing serious dry mouth. When I wake up at night
and
> in the morning, there is practically no saliva in my mouth. And
there
> is very significant dryness during the day, as well.
>
> Does anyone think I might have a case against this radiologist for
> damaging my salivary glands after assuring me they would not be
> injured? I am amazed and disgusted that damage has occurred,
> apparently, after this radiologist, who is the head of radiology at
> the hospital where I had the treatments done, and who has been
doing
> radilogy for decades, assured me there would be no damage.
>
> Thanks for any answers.
>
> Elliot
>

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[cancercured] Re: Need advice

Ellen

I would do long deep breathing. Find a yoga teacher to show you the
correct way or maybe look it up on the net if you can learn by
reading how to do it. Also do meditation. There is also a blood
pressure point on both shoulders on the anterior side. It will
invariably hurt when pressed with a reasonable amount of pressure.
It took awhile to get the HBP so it will take awhile to bring it
down.

GB

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, Ellen <rhudy@...> wrote:
>
> On top of having cll, autoimmune thyroiditis, and pudendal
neuralgia, I
> now believe that I have high blood pressure. I've had some fairly
high
> readings in the past year, however, I don't take my bp regularly
> because, frankly, it scares me! When I was at the
endocrinologists, the
> # was a perfect 120/80, but I've had higher readings in the past at
> different docs, and after 5-10 minutes, when they take the pressure
> again, it's dropped a lot. Same goes for my pulse rate. All I
need is
> more stress! Does anyone have the main symptom I have, which is a
> sudden strong headache at the back of the head after you get
angry? You
> know, the cliche, blowing your top? Please help.
> Thanks,
> Ellen
>

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Re: [cancercured] Re: What Happened in Missouri -Recent Treatment

Elliot- I used to have terrible sinus infections and used a heating
pad on them, then I started using Colloidal Silver, CS, by putting it
up my nose, and it would kill the germs, stop my nose from running and
stopping up, and keep me from getting a sinus infection. But last
spring I had one that the CS didn't help, maybe there was a swollen
passage that the silver couldn't get through. I resorted to a Far
Infrared heater that is on the end of a wand massager. I would put it
near my nose with cloth in between and it heated up the tissues enough
to kill the bacteria. By the way, if you think you're being given a
truthful picture of CS by the "blue man" on Oprah, that's a mainstream
view of a condition caused by using Silver compounds, probably Silver
Nitrate. A lot of people on my CS list have used it daily in amounts
between 1-16 ounces without turning blue.

Nancy

On Feb 29, 2008, at 4:53 PM, breathedeepnow wrote:

> Hi, Melly.
>
> How much coconut oil do you use, and how far up the nostrils do you put
> the oil? Does it actually help sinus infections? Does the effect of the
> coconut oil extend much higher up than the nostrils?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Elliot
>
> --- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, melly banagale <tita_mel@...>
> wrote:
>>
>> Elliot,
>>
>> You might be better off putting virgin coconut oil in
>> your nostrils to help with your infection. Try it, it
>> worked for me and others too. And that is an organic
>> natural treatment. Three times a day and hopefully
>> by the third day the infection would be gone.
>>
>> Melly
>>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

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[cancercured] Re: Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Elliot,

I read recently on another cancer site that you only have two years to bring suit for medical damage. I don't know if this is true but a good attorney can tell you. You should ask around for someone who specializes in medical malpractice. Your personal attorney might know someone or call the legal referral number of the bar association. You probably will have to go to a large city, like Chicago. Lawyers usually give a free first visit.

Pat

breathedeepnow <aug20@mtco.com> wrote:
--I am asking if anyone thinks I can make a malpractice case

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[cancercured] Re: Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Hi Elliot:

You may certainly have a strong case but other things would have to be
ruled out. I have serious dry-mouth but it is attributable to my
Sjøgren's syndrome (an autoimmune disorder) which pre-dated my
lymphoma by a good five years. Be on the alert for tooth decay!

All the best.

Eric

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[cancercured] Re: Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Thanks, Vincent.

Looks as if Pilocarpine may help with saliva production at night, as
well, which is of course the worst, most damaging time for people with
damaged or dead salivary glands.

Has it been your experience that death of salivary glands can happen
many months AFTER radiation treatment ends? Seems that just as the hair
follicles in my neck and jaw began to regenerate themselves, the
salivary glands died.

Elliot

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Re: [cancercured] Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Elliot,

Use pilocarpine 5mg tabs to wet your whistle. At least it is natural
and it seems to have some anticancer activity.

Vincent

At 04:49 PM 2/29/2008, you wrote:

>It appears I may be the victim of yet another lying radiologist. One
>of my MOST IMPORTANT criteria for agreeing to low-grade radiation
>treatment was that it would NOT affect my salivary glands. I must
>have discussed that concern with the radiologist 10 times before and
>during the treatments.
>
>The radiation was done in September of 2006, I think, and I am only
>just now experiencing serious dry mouth. When I wake up at night and
>in the morning, there is practically no saliva in my mouth. And there
>is very significant dryness during the day, as well.
>
>Does anyone think I might have a case against this radiologist for
>damaging my salivary glands after assuring me they would not be
>injured? I am amazed and disgusted that damage has occurred,
>apparently, after this radiologist, who is the head of radiology at
>the hospital where I had the treatments done, and who has been doing
>radilogy for decades, assured me there would be no damage.
>
>Thanks for any answers.
>
>Elliot

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[cancercured] Re: Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

Don't I KNOW it, Gail. Saliva is THE MAJOR bodily fluid that protects
the teeth and gums from decay and infection. That I the reason I
discussed the safety of my salivary glands at such length before
agreeing to have the radiation done! There IS NO good treatment or
relief from destroyed salivary glands! None that I know of, anyway.
There is "artificial saliva," which is a joke. There are fluroide caps
or fittings one can put over the teeth before going to bed, I think.
But who wants a mouthful of fluoride? There is xylitol gum, and xylitol
appears to have a real, demostrative effect in increasing saliva flow
and fighting bacteria/decay. But one cannot chew gum at night.

So, if the salivary glands are dead, it appears pretty hopeless for me.

That is why I am asking if anyone thinks I can make a malpractice case
against this lying radiologist. I fed up over my head with lying
radiologists. Anyone with any idea as to whether I can make a case
against this doctor, please let me know. I think, unfortunately, that I
have already answered my question with a "no," because a good defense
lawyer would be able to poke all kinds of holes in my case, even if it
is thoroughly obvious that the radiation destroyed my salivary glands.

Elliot

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Re: [cancercured] Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

This can have a very serious impact on the health of your teeth as well. I hope you are able to find relief for this issue.
Gail

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It appears I may be the victim of yet another lying radiologist. One
of my MOST IMPORTANT criteria for agreeing to low-grade radiation
treatment was that it would NOT affect my salivary glands. I must
have discussed that concern with the radiologist 10 times before and
during the treatments.

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[cancercured] Re: What Happened in Missouri -Recent Treatment

Hi, Melly.

How much coconut oil do you use, and how far up the nostrils do you put
the oil? Does it actually help sinus infections? Does the effect of the
coconut oil extend much higher up than the nostrils?

Thanks,

Elliot

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, melly banagale <tita_mel@...> wrote:
>
> Elliot,
>
> You might be better off putting virgin coconut oil in
> your nostrils to help with your infection. Try it, it
> worked for me and others too. And that is an organic
> natural treatment. Three times a day and hopefully
> by the third day the infection would be gone.
>
> Melly
>

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[cancercured] Delayed Death of Salivary Glands?

It appears I may be the victim of yet another lying radiologist. One
of my MOST IMPORTANT criteria for agreeing to low-grade radiation
treatment was that it would NOT affect my salivary glands. I must
have discussed that concern with the radiologist 10 times before and
during the treatments.

The radiation was done in September of 2006, I think, and I am only
just now experiencing serious dry mouth. When I wake up at night and
in the morning, there is practically no saliva in my mouth. And there
is very significant dryness during the day, as well.

Does anyone think I might have a case against this radiologist for
damaging my salivary glands after assuring me they would not be
injured? I am amazed and disgusted that damage has occurred,
apparently, after this radiologist, who is the head of radiology at
the hospital where I had the treatments done, and who has been doing
radilogy for decades, assured me there would be no damage.

Thanks for any answers.

Elliot

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[cancercured] gallbladder cancer

My wife was just told she had gallbladder cancer. The little tumors
are on the outside. The Dr said that if it hasn't spread that it can't
be cured but it can be put into remission if chemo or radiation work.
Before her surgery she had cat scan and a MRI on her other organs and
no sign of cancer was found. First of all has anyone experienced this
problem that could shed some light on the problem. I want to gain as
much knowledege about every aspect to this problem, and all of the
alternatives that are out their to this form of cancer. Right now we
are waiting to see the Dr about what options are necessary but I want
to at least get started with finding out all that i can. I need to
know about diet and herbs that would be of benefit for her.
PLEASE HELP

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[cancercured] Need advice

On top of having cll, autoimmune thyroiditis, and pudendal neuralgia, I
now believe that I have high blood pressure. I've had some fairly high
readings in the past year, however, I don't take my bp regularly
because, frankly, it scares me! When I was at the endocrinologists, the
# was a perfect 120/80, but I've had higher readings in the past at
different docs, and after 5-10 minutes, when they take the pressure
again, it's dropped a lot. Same goes for my pulse rate. All I need is
more stress! Does anyone have the main symptom I have, which is a
sudden strong headache at the back of the head after you get angry? You
know, the cliche, blowing your top? Please help.
Thanks,
Ellen

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[cancercured] Is it safe to do infarred Sauna?

I have never heard anything about using an infarred sauna
for cancer. Is it safe to use one, does anyone know?
Patti

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Re: [cancercured] Are Mammograms Safe?-Kathryn

That was an informative piece which re-enforces what a lot of us have known for some time. Additionally, I carved out the following:

"Alternative health survivors of breast cancer, indeed, of all other cancers too, are not allowed to participate in hospital self-help groups. "

My own Urologist, whom I have excellent rapport with invited me to participate in a Bladder Cancer Group he was putting together. This physician and me have often discussed my approach to my care and he once said, "I don't know if what you are doing or I am doing is working". He recognizes I know more than the average bear.

I had not heard any more regarding this 'group' and on my last visit I asked about it and he told me, " it was doing well." ?? That's it. No more invite! It simply confirms what the above article pointed out and something about which I came to the same conclusion when I did not hear any more about this group. Should we be surprised about this? Not if we have been diligent in our searching for information! The system is corrupt from top to bottom and as others have said and often, during the past 40 years there has been little advancement, other than in gadgetry and new drugs, in The War On Cancer. Granted there are a couple of cancers that have more success than others but when we speak to this issue we usually refer to Lung, Breast, Esophageal, Liver, Pancreatic, Stomach, and Brain Cancers.

Joe C.

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[cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

Hi,

What an extraordinary story! Did the mammo show a mass that was confirmed to be a
cyst in the ultrasound? Then were you given an ultrasound-guided needle biopsy?

A cyst in an ultrasound just looks like a round, black hole. If it isn't round, but has certain
edges or patterns inside it, it can be something else. So, you are saying it was a tiny cyst,
but they don't usually biopsy tiny cysts unless they look funny, and are suspected of not
being cysts. Are you saying they *told* you it was a cyst but it was actually a tumor?

If they didn't decide it was a cyst by doing an ultrasound, that would be very weird indeed!
It's good to know what "normal" procedures are so you can question it when things go
differently. I'm just learning all about this stuff myself.

Okay, so it thing went away -- yeah! And you used Transfer Factor? What exactly is it? I
did a google search but it looks like it is something derived from colostrum, is that right?

Thanks,

Marti

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[cancercured] Re: What Happened in Missouri -Recent Treatment

Elliot,

You might be better off putting virgin coconut oil in
your nostrils to help with your infection. Try it, it
worked for me and others too. And that is an organic
natural treatment. Three times a day and hopefully
by the third day the infection would be gone.

Melly

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[cancercured] Re: Baking Soda

Robert

I'll check this one out also.

Thanks
GB

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> Here's one:
>
> Dr. Simoncini cancer therapy with sodium bicarbonate - cancer and
fungus
> http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/

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[cancercured] Re: Baking Soda

Cathy

Thank you very much. I'll check it out.

GB

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> Hi GB -
>
> This is the link to Dr. Simoncini's site.I can't remember exactly
> where the protocols to inject are on the site, but i know they're
> there! :)
>
> http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/
>
> He talks about the protocol for injection into an organ, or tumor,
> directly, how to position the patient, etc. I know for breast
tumors
> there's a specific way to place the needle and get directly into a
> tumor. Yes, a professional needs to do it - am not sure but I think
> there are some cancers where drinking it may help systemically but
am
> not sure. He does not have an answer for ductal cancers of the
breast
> as of yet. I know he's trained some docs in the U.S.
>
> cathy
>

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[cancercured] Re: High temperatures

Chuck

This is a tried and true yogic therapy. Try it and find out for
yourself. If you like it then do it; if not then don't do it. It
works for me. Experience is the only way to find out. Try it a few
times and then we'll talk.

GB

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> GB,
>
> How can you make such generalized assumptions that cold showers
increase
> longevity or boost the immune system when in fact, that is not true.

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

In a message dated 2/29/08 2:44:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,
MarthaRolfe@aol.com writes:

> Perhaps I have it wrong. I think it is a contrast dye. Is it not
> radioactive? I may have this wrong. Someone else chime in if you know!
>

A dye is a dye is a dye and unless they tell me it's made of yogurt, I don't
want it in my body!

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

In a message dated 2/29/08 2:44:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,
MarthaRolfe@aol.com writes:

> Okay, so you only have the MRI? To screen for breast cancer?
>
>

No..I have the MRI and an ultrasound. I refuse to subject myself to mammos
anymore, period.

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[cancercured] Lemon Grass for Cancer

The following post from the Flaxseedoil2 list discusses a very promising therapy.
arnold

Fresh lemon grass

A few weeks ago, an article on the medicinal powers of lemon grass went the rounds of internet. There's no harm trying this. A bunch of lemon grass is cheap. Or you can plant it in your backyard for a steady supply.

The article is by Allison Kaplan Sommer:

"At first, Benny Zabidov, an Israeli agriculturalist who grows greenhouses full of lush spices on a pastoral farm in Kfar Yedidya in the Sharon region, couldn't understand why so many cancer patients from around the country were showing up on his doorstep
asking for fresh lemon grass. It turned out that their doctors had sent them.

"'They had been told to drink eight glasses of hot water with fresh lemongrass steeped in it on the days that they went for their radiation and chemotherapy treatments," Zabidov told ISRAEL21c. "And this is the place you go to in Israel for fresh lemon grass.'

"It all began when researchers at Ben Gurion University of the Negev discovered last year that the lemon aroma in herbs like lemon grass kills cancer cells in vitro, while leaving healthy cells unharmed.

"The research team was led by Dr. Rivka Ofir and Prof. Yakov Weinstein, incum-bent of the Albert Katz Chair in Cell-
differentiatio in Cell-Differentiatio the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at BGU.

"Citral is the key component that gives the lemony aroma and taste in several herbal plants such as lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus), melissa (Melissa officinalis) and verbena (Verbena officinalis. o
"According to Ofir, the study found that citral causes cancer cells to 'commit suicide: using apoptosis, a mechanism called programmed cell death.

"A drink with as little as one gram of lemon grass contains enough citral to prompt the cancer cells to commit suicide in the test tube.

"The BGU investigators checked the influence of the citral on cancerous cells by adding them to both cancerous cells and normal cells that were grown in a petri dish. The quantity added in the concentrate was equivalent to the amount contained in a cup of
regular tea using one gram of lemon herbs in hot water. While the citral killed the cancerous cells, the normal cells remained unharmed.

"The findings were published in the scientific journal Planta Medica, which highlights research on alternative and herbal remedies. Shortly afterwards, the discovery was featured in the popular Israeli press.

"Why does it work? Nobody knows for certain, but the BGU scientists have a theory.

"'In each cell in our body, there is a genetic program which causes programmed cell death. When something goes wrong, the cells divide with no control and become cancer cells. In normal cells, when the cell discovers that the control system is not operating correctly - for example, when it recognizes that a cell contains faulty genetic material following cell division - it triggers cell death," explains
Weinstein. "This research may explain the medical benefit of these herbs.'

"The success of their research led them to the conclusion that herbs containing citral may be consumed as a preventative measure against certain cancerous cells.

"As they learned of the BGU findings in the press, many physicians in Israel began to believe that while the research certainly needed to be explored further, in the meantime it would be advisable for their patients, who were looking for any possible tool to fight their condition, to try to harness the cancer-destroying properties of citral.

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[cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

My first mammogram showed that I had a very tiny cyst, and it was
missed until the second one two years later and they went back and
looked at the last one and saw it. I had a biopsy performed that was
painful to say the least. After 5 days I was told it was non-
malignate and that I did not require surgery... unless I just wanted
them to remove it. naturally I said heck no! If it is not malignant
than it will be just fine. I had plans to use natural herbs to shrink
it. Then about six months later I started getting letters from the
hospital to come and have the tumor removed. They would not confirm
that they had misdiagnosed, but advised me to have it removed and
make an appointment very soon for the surgery. Later I did begin to
feel some discomfort, through a friend at church who lost his sister
to lymphoma cancer(hope I spelled it right) found a cure but it was
too late to help her. She died about 4 days after he was introduced
to the product. Now he's on a mission to get the information to
everyone. He told me but at the time... I felt his pain, and gave him
verbal comfort, but ignored the message because I was tired of
hearing about "pills, potions and lotions". But as God would have
it, when I began to worry about what was happening to the breast that
was suppose to be fine, now requiring surgery and starting to feel
some discomfort under my breast, he came back into my life. I asked
him about the supplement and were there truly sound/documented
healings ( I read the testimoney of a woman sent home to die with
Stage 5 cancer in lymph nodes, survived and its three years
later).
After one hour, what did I have to lose, since it was not a
pharmacuetical I didn't have the worry of the "cure" doing more harm
than the disease. With prayer and the Transfer Factor , I have not
felt the lump in over a year, no pain. I am going to get a new
mammogram just to floor them. I know I'm totally tumor/lump free
with the best cancer cure to be found. We all have to do our due
dilligence to take care of ourselves, to gain as much knowledge and
information as we can to take care of ourselves.
I have always believed and wondered that if we can catch something,
why can't we get rid of it??? We were formed from earth, doesn't it
stand to reason it would be things of the earth that would cure us,
if we should get ill? I had spoked to one of the doctors on the
board who said, that the reason most doctors don't go with natural
cures is because they are not taught about herbs and vitamins working
together to cure in medical school. So that which they don't know
they fear. Which tells me the reason we have such devastating side
effects from pharmaceuticals is because they are not meant for our
bodies. The reaction is most lilkely our bodies rejecting the
foreign "cure" substances invading our systems... God bless and keep
us... Get as many opinions about positive readings as you do negative
ones...because humans can and do make mistakes.
Dee

Tad Winiecki wrote:
>And what if they misdiagnose the biopsy? I read a study of
patients whose initial biopsy for sarcomas (and maybe carcinomas, I don't remember) were a false negative because they didn't consider enough criteria in their diagnosis. The opening of the tumor seeded the cancer cells around subsequently. 50% of the patients to which
this was done were dead in 5 years!!!! Sorry, I didn't keep the source data for the study.
> Nancy

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Daughtersofmoms withBREASTCANCER Are bras related to cancer?

I have heard so many people tell that bras can cause breast cancer. Is
this true? if yes, what do you think are the alternatives? Is going
braless the best way to live? let me know your thoughts on this..

Toppy,
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[cancercured] Are Mammograms Safe?

Here is a web site on the dangers of Mammograms women dont know about.

http://chetday.com/mammogram.html

Kathryn

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:57:46 -0000, "Marti" <MarthaRolfe@aol.com> said:
> Well, I *thought* that was the case! Perhaps I have it wrong. I think it
> is a contrast dye. Is it not radioactive? I may have this wrong. Someone
> else chime in if you know!
>
> Marti

Hi Marti,

It isn't radioactive. But it can still cause negative side effects. I
begged to not use the dye, but I was told I had to. After researching
on the internet, I can see why. Without the dye, the tumors won't stand
out.

ar
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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:53:56 EST, szukipoo@aol.com said:
> In a message dated 2/28/08 8:17:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> arlynsg@123mail.org writes:
>
>
> > I can only imagine
> > how hard it would be to get one if you haven't been diagnosed.
> >
>
> I have them done every year.

That's great. I could not and had to fight to get one after my
diagnosis.
--
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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

It's not radioactive. But you do need the dye in order to see tumors.
Without the dye, you'll see other things, but you won't be able to see
cancer well at all.

ar

On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:53:34 EST, szukipoo@aol.com said:
> In a message dated 2/28/08 8:17:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> arlynsg@123mail.org writes:
>
>
> > The only way to get the breast MRI is with the dye. No dye, no reason
> > to do the MRI because nothing will show up.
> >
>
> That's not true. Who told you that? Who wants radioactive dye in their
> body? Not moi!
>
>
> **************
> Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL
> Living.
>
> (http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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>
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[cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

Okay, so you only have the MRI? To screen for breast cancer?

If you have had a cancer, that's one thing. They often use MRI's to scan the remaining
breast in the case of a unilateral breast mastectomy, but if it is used as a first tool in
screening for breast cancer I'd be quite surprised! If you are using this for breast cancer
screening, what is the feedback from the people reading the MRI. Do they see a lot of stuff
that they think isn't cancer, but might be? Are they quite sure? Do they ask you about
biopsies, etc? I'd be very grateful if you describe the whole thing as I'm very interested in
breast imaging!

Thanks so much,

Marti

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, szukipoo@... wrote:
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> In a message dated 2/28/08 8:17:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> arlynsg@... writes:
>
>
> > I can only imagine
> > how hard it would be to get one if you haven't been diagnosed.
> >
>
> I have them done every year.
>
>
> **************
> Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch
> video on AOL Living.
>
> (http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-
duffy/2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)
>
>
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[cancercured] Complementary Alternative Cancer Therapies

Good article at lef.org:

Complementary alternative cancer therapies
Complementary alternative medical therapies (CAM) is a collective term
for an array of remedies that lie outside what is traditionally
considered conventional medical treatment for cancer. These include the
use of herbal, vitamin, and nutritional supplements, as well as physical
and psychological interventions such as exercise, relaxation, massage,
prayer, hypnotherapy, and acupuncture (Deng G et al 2005; Hann D et al
2005; Molassiotis A et al 2005). The use of CAM as a component of
integrated cancer treatment regimens may help patients reduce the side
effects associated with conventional cancer treatments, alleviate
symptoms, enhance immune function, and provide greater quality of (and
control over) life (Deng G et al 2004, 2005). Continue Reading:
http://www.lef.org/protocols/cancer/alternative_cancer_therapies_01.htm?source=eNewsLetter2008Wk9-2&key=Body+Health+Concern

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[cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

Well, I *thought* that was the case! Perhaps I have it wrong. I think it is a contrast dye. Is it not radioactive? I may have this wrong. Someone else chime in if you know!

Marti

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> arlynsg writes:
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> >
>
> That's not true. Who told you that? Who wants radioactive dye in their body? Not moi!

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[cancercured] A Strange Story of Pharmicist Fraud---Did it hurt or help?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/americas/2548179.stm

I have been out of town for the last couple weeks, and while in my
motel room last night, I heard, for the first time, about a
pharmacist in Kansas who made millions of dollars by watering down
chemotherapy drugs when filling prescriptions. Sometimes he'd cut the
amount of chemotherapy by half, sometimes by 60% and at times he'd
put almost no drug in the mix. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison
for his crimes.

I must say I watched the show, which is titled, "American Greed,"
with very mixed feelings, since I, like so many in the group, feel
that chemotherapy too often does more harm than good. But the man did
of course commit crimes, as he was supposed to be selling full-
strength drugs to his clients.

All the people the show interviewed were aghast, outraged and very
fearful because they didn't get the full amount of chemotherapy they
were supposed to receive. The show kept referring to the chemotherapy
as "a life-saving drug." I kept chuckling to myself whenever I heard
that phrase. I wished the pharmacists's lawyer could have shown
statistics about how many people are actually helped by chemotherapy.

It was all very strange and unsettling to watch... I'm glad I wasn't
on the jury!

Elliot

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[cancercured] Re: What Happened in Missouri -Recent Treatment

Hi, GB.

I don't think the treatments I received got rid of the bronchitis. I
still have "stuff" dripping down the back of my throat. I also still
get a stuffy nose, and there appears to be a very mild little bit of
infection in my nose or sinuses. I am disappointed and even angry,
because the practitioner who did the treatments said they would get
rid of the bronchitis/sinusitis.

Meanwhile, I have been experiencing a very dry mouth. In the morning,
I wake up with my mouth totally dry, and it is also too dry during
the day. I am very much thinking the radiologist did not tell me the
truth about the low-grade radiation he administered not hurting my
salivary glands...

Is there any way to check salivary gland function? Ultra-sound or
anything? I am going to be very unhappy with the radiologist if it
turns out that he destroyed some salivary glands after assuring me he
would not.

Best of health,

Elliot---

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Re: [cancercured] Australian Oncologists and fakery by the Cancer Industry

The study that Dave illustrated went almost unseen in the U.S. That's not unusual knowing the general attitude of Oncologists.

Can you even dream of the major producers of cytotoxic drugs (Chemotherapy) daring to explore whether or not they should review their use?

There are numbers tricks being used to make it appear that cancer is being treated successfully and the Australian Oncologists, and others, have discussed the methods. There are two methods. One is the 'Relative' survival rate and the other 'Absolute. Now that diagnostic tests are more accurate and more cancers found earlier, the five year survival rate, often used to make grandiose claims of survival, appear better when one adds the early findings to the five year survival rate. It is smoke and mirrors.

Here is how it works to confuse one:

"If receiving a treatment causes a patient's risk to drop from 4 percent to 2 percent, this can be expressed as a decrease in relative risk of 50 percent. On face value that sounds good. But another, equally valid way of expressing this is to say that it offers a 2 percent reduction in absolute risk, which is less likely to convince patients to take the treatment. "

Think about it. We take a 2% drop and make it 50%. Smoke and mirrors!

Joe C.

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[cancercured] Research Shows an Indian Herb May Prevent Liver Cancer

Health: Research Shows an Indian Herb May Prevent Liver Cancer
Rarely found early, liver cancer has a poor prognosis because there are
no highly effective treatments. But a new study has raised hope that an
Asian herb could offer a natural, side effect-free way to prevent the
deadly malignancy. Research...
http://www.naturalnews.com/022730.html

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Re: [cancercured] Re: Caffeine

In a message dated 2/28/08 7:26:27 PM Eastern Standard Time,
hotmocha@telus.net writes:

> Blood type may play a role too. Why do some people fall asleep after a
> cup of coffee and others are kept awake all night?
>
>

Why is the question that I would like answered. You say that when you
cleaned your liver, everything changed. I take milk thistle every day. What else
do you recommend?

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

In a message dated 2/28/08 8:17:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
arlynsg@123mail.org writes:

> I can only imagine
> how hard it would be to get one if you haven't been diagnosed.
>

I have them done every year.

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

In a message dated 2/28/08 8:17:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
arlynsg@123mail.org writes:

> The only way to get the breast MRI is with the dye. No dye, no reason
> to do the MRI because nothing will show up.
>

That's not true. Who told you that? Who wants radioactive dye in their
body? Not moi!

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Re: [cancercured] Re: Unremarkable

In a message dated 2/28/08 9:30:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
melissabuhmeyer@mac.com writes:

> --- In cancercured, szukipoo wrote:
> > What kind of dog do you have?
>
>
> I have a Papillon
>
>
> You do agility with your Pap? Flurry and I used to do agility. She was the
> best in the class and was nick named "Flawless Fabulous Flurry!" We had to
> stop the classes because I couldn't keep up with her!

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[cancercured] Re: Unremarkable

--- In cancercured, szukipoo wrote:
> What kind of dog do you have?


I have a Papillon

xxoo
Melissa

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Re: [cancercured] Re: Cancer cure that works--I BELIEVE THIS IS A MUST SEE!

Remember - Hemp Resin, not Hemp Oil !

gerald.fiore wrote:
> Can it be purchased in China? How does one say Hemp Oil in chinese but
> not the hemp seed oil?
>
> Gerald
>
>
>

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[cancercured] Australian Oncologists: Chemo at most 2.3% effective against 22 most prevalent cancers ?? (Lengthy)

Australian Oncologists say:

Chemo at most 2.4% effective?

Department of Radiation Oncology, Northern Sydney Cancer Centre,
Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

AIMS: The debate on the funding and availability of cytotoxic drugs
raises questions about the contribution of curative or adjuvant
cytotoxic chemotherapy to survival in adult cancer patients.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: We undertook a literature search for
randomised clinical trials reporting a 5-year survival benefit
attributable solely to cytotoxic chemotherapy in adult malignancies.
The total number of newly diagnosed cancer patients for 22 major
adult malignancies was determined from cancer registry data in
Australia and from the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results
data in the USA for 1998. For each malignancy, the absolute number
to benefit was the product of (a) the total number of persons with
that malignancy; (b) the proportion or subgroup(s) of that
malignancy showing a benefit; and (c) the percentage increase in
5-year survival due solely to cytotoxic chemotherapy. The overall
contribution was the sum total of the absolute numbers showing a
5-year survival benefit expressed as a percentage of the total
number for the 22 malignancies. RESULTS: The overall contribution of
curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in
adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the USA.
CONCLUSION: As the 5-year relative survival rate for cancer in
Australia is now over 60%, it is clear that cytotoxic chemotherapy
only makes a minor contribution to cancer survival. To justify the
continued funding and availability of drugs used in cytotoxic
chemotherapy, a rigorous evaluation of the cost-effectiveness and
impact on quality of life is urgently required.

PMID: 15630849 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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Re: [cancercured] Re: How Accurate Is Your Mammogram Reading?

The only way to get the breast MRI is with the dye. No dye, no reason
to do the MRI because nothing will show up.

False positives are common with MRIs. I had to fight three doctors to
get one - and I was diagnosed with breast cancer! I can only imagine
how hard it would be to get one if you haven't been diagnosed.

ar

On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:17:48 EST, szukipoo@aol.com said:
> In a message dated 2/28/08 1:18:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> MarthaRolfe@aol.com writes:
>
>
> > But I would have had to pay for my own MRI if I wanted it to be used just
> > as a screening device and at £800.00 (1600 US dollars), and with a contrasting
> > radioactive dye, and with all the very probable false
> > positives....hmm.....didn't seem right.
>
> I have never had a false positive nor have I heard about this. I never
> would
> put radioactive dye into my body. If I got a positive, I would do the
> test
> again and get an ultra sound in that area and maybe a thermogram.
>
> If your doctor writes the perscription correctly, not as screening but
> says
> that you have pain or that you feel a lump etc, then there shouldn't be a
> charge.
>
>
> **************
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[cancercured] Re: Avocado for some cancers?

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HEALTHY PERSPECTIVE: Avocado health benefit awareness
is paradigm shift
by Rand Green
02/27/2008
Remember when avocados weren't good for you? Well,
actually, they were always good for you, but there was
a time when lots of food writers and even
nutritionists didn't think so. Because of their high
oil content, they were thought to be fattening and
hard on the arteries, so to speak.

But avocados benefited enormously from a vast
accumulation of scientific studies over the last
decade or two, differentiating between what are now
frequently referred to as "good fats" and "bad fats,"
and confirming that the oils in avocados are actually
the healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated types,
including omega-3 fatty acids, which are important in
the diet.

Thanks in large measure to the public relations
campaigns of organizations such as the California
Avocado Commission, those important facts are now
widely recognized. Only rarely now does one see an
article questioning the advisability of eating
avocados. Rather, references to how important it is to
include in the diet the kinds of oils found in
avocados abound in newspapers and magazines. It has
been a major paradigm shift and, from a marketing
perspective, a highly successful public relations
effort. It is undoubtedly one reason that avocado
consumption in the United States has doubled in less
than a decade.

As an example of that PR outreach, a press release
issued by the commission in October 2003 stated:
"Today's nutrition science reveals three steps to a
healthier heart: replacing 'bad' fats with 'good'
fats, increasing omega-3 fatty acid intake and
consuming a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
California avocados meet all three.

"Uniquely, avocados are one of few fruits that provide
'good' fats. Unsaturated fats like monounsaturated fat
found in avocados have been linked to a reduced risk
of heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Avocados also
contain polyunsaturated fat, which includes omega-3
fatty acids that can protect against heart disease,
depression and Alzheimer's disease.

"Replacing artery-clogging saturated fat in the diet
with unsaturated fat can easily be accomplished by
incorporating versatile California avocados into a
healthy diet."

But there are many more health-related reasons to
include avocados in one's diet in addition to the
beneficial unsaturated fats they contain, which
ongoing research is revealing. For example, avocados
have been found to contain a number of phytochemicals
that are believed to have beneficial effects on the
prevention of certain types of cancers.

In 2005, researchers at the University of
California-Los Angeles published a study in the
Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry. According to a
commission press release, those research findings
"indicate that nutrients in avocados can work together
to inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells."

That study also identified avocados as "the richest
source of lutein among commonly eaten fruits." Lutein
is a carotenoid that acts as an antioxidant and that
has been linked to reduced risk of prostate cancer in
previous studies, but the UCLA study suggested that
the combination of lutein and other nutrients in
avocados are more effective than lutein alone.

Other studies have shown lutein to be beneficial in
helping to protect against eye diseases such as
cataracts and macular degeneration.

Avocados also contain vitamin C, vitamin E, an
antioxidant called glutathione, and beta-sitosterol
that helps lower blood cholesterol.

A 2005 Ohio State University study showed that
avocados act as a nutrient booster, allowing the body
to absorb significantly more heart-healthy and
cancer-fighting nutrients like alpha-cartone,
beta-carotene and lycopene, which are found in various
fruits and vegetables. "Our latest research shows that
the natural fat content in avocados increases
carotenoid absorption," said Steven Schwartz, an Ohio
State researcher.

More recently, researchers at Ohio State's
Comprehensive Cancer Center have found that extracts
from Hass avocados can kill or stop the growth of
"pre- cancerous cells that lead to oral cancer." The
findings may also have implications for other types of
cancer, according Steven M. D'Ambrosio, editor of the
journal Seminars in Cancer Biology and a collaborator
in the Ohio State study.

"The future is ripe for identifying fruits and
vegetables and individual phytonutrients with
cancer-preventing activity," Mr. D'Ambrosio wrote in a
September 2007 editorial in the journal. Avocados, he
said, are loaded with beneficial antioxidants and
other phytonutrients and are a healthy addition to any
diet.

(For more on California avocados, see the Feb. 25
issue of The Produce News.)

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[cancercured] Re: Caffeine

I think when the liver is clean, caffeine is well tolerated and it can
be beneficial but when the liver is clogged up caffeine causes
irritability. Just guessing since that was my own case. I used to get
tired yet I'd have insomnia from coffee drinking. I was irritable too
but without the caffeine to keep going, I was just as much a wreck.

Blood type may play a role too. Why do some people fall asleep after a
cup of coffee and others are kept awake all night?

My fatigue, brain fog, etc all went away with cleansing and now I can
not only tolerate caffeine but it doesn't irritate me at all or make
me acidic. Of course it might also have to do with me discovering the
dangers of all the chemicals in the coffee and switching to organic.

So many variables, I wonder if it would ever be possible to find out!

Sharon

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, Edwin Casimero <eesc@...> wrote:
>
> Probably caffeine is a case to case basis.
> I do know caffeine was the cause of my elevated heart rate and chronic
> fatigue in 2002.
> The western MD wanted to give me beta blockers.
> But I dumped the drugs and dumped the MD when he said my erections
would
> fail with the beta blockers.
>
> I just quit all forms of caffeine sources and cured myself.
>
> Regards,
> Edwin
>

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[cancercured] Re: Caffeine

-my understanding is that common espresso is full of pesticides..

Dr. Gerson used biological coffee for coffee enemas
carla

"gerald.fiore" wrote:
My mum (bless her) and one of her good friends (Bless her also) drank
> Espresso almost everyday of course being Italian, both got Cancer mum
> colorectal and the friend Brain.
>
> Coffee definately won't protect you from Cancer.

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Re: [cancercured] Unremarkable

Congratulations Melissa!!! This is great news! Very encouraging :)
Alea

Melissa <melissabuhmeyer@mac.com> wrote:
...it made me jump for JOY because it was the results of my latest MRI!!!!!! Unremarkable! Nothing abnormal seen!!!
...my last MRI showed a couple of rather large spots of contrast enhancement. This was a follow-up that I had on Monday.
I feel awesome, am even starting agility again, and that God is an AWESOME God!!!! Next month will be one year since I was diagnosed ... and according to the "world," average life expectancy is two years. But what is impossible for man is possible for God! And thanks, Dr Johanna Budwig, for being so freakin' brilliant! ;)

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